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Hey mr disgrace don't you feel like an idiot who did vegas want action on another clown on covers
 
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Quote Originally Posted by captainandseven:

Hey mr disgrace don't you feel like an idiot who did vegas want action on another clown on covers

It's alright...wasn't a big play. Still up big for the year and huge for the week. Haters going to hate. Good luck to everyone! 
 
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You suck you moron
 
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lol, this thread should be bumped for every nfl game that gets these "fishy" lines. People will never learn
 
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vegas wanted lots of Rams money and you sheep followed them...you have to think ahead not behind, fools...from the way these teams were playing, the line should have been 7 or more but it wasn't so that's telling...
 
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Anybody who bet the rams tonight Should quit now 
A 10-3 team getting 6 points against a last place rams team IDOITS FORGET THE PAST ITS WEEK 15 not 13-14 this game only had one bet worth plays.  Arizona period sharp this sharp that the pros were all on the cards big tonight any body with any gambling sense Woukdve seen this play 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:



JackSmack,


Well stated Sir!  The Wise Men in Vegas feed the media on what to hype…  Those Wise Men in Vegas, that some people do NOT believe exist, are master manipulators of public perception as sports wagering is a multiple billion (with a “B”) dollar a year industry.  If any believes professional and collegiate athletics are NOT manipulated to a certain extent to the benefit of said Wise Men, please stop investing in sporting events and find another hobby… 



This is so far off. Simply google "Vegas sportsbook revenue" instead of pulling random "billion" dollar amounts out of the air.  Sportsbooks took in 240 million last fiscal year, which represents less than 2% of revenue in casinos. Sportsbooks fiscally make no sense for casinos to exist.  The only reason they do exist is to get people into their doors.

And i back up my points, here's your article....

https://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/jul/25/nevada-casino-revenue-hits-112-billion-fiscal-year/
 
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Quote Originally Posted by holtnt:



In addition to Las Vegas sports wagering, make sure you factor in all of the offshore books, as well as, all of the illegal bookmaking operations throughout the states (especially New York/New Jersey, Chicago and Miami) revenues… 


As I previously stated, sports wagering is a MULTIPLE BILLION dollar a year racket AND one of the main reasons why the State of New Jersey wants a piece of that extremely lucrative pie… 



We'll you referred to the "wise men of vegas" and then made your claim. I'm proving that "Vegas" views sports betting as chump change and could care less about influencing a random game in a 365 day year in a business that doesn't even produce 2% of their total revenue. Vegas doesn't give a crap about any of these games, they mean nothing to the bottom line of a casinos operations and total revenue. Follow the money right? Well in Vegas, the money is NOT there.

 
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YEP!

Vegas wants the public to win!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by vetdrm:

Quote Originally Posted by mbialowas:


The sharps are all over St Louis
The Sharps live next door to me so I asked emBill hates Arizona. His wife couldnt make up her mind yet.



HAHAHAHAHA Best answer I've heard yet tonight

Considering I'm sick & tired of hearing about Vegas this vegas that sharp this dull that crap

Make a choice will ya ???????

You only have TWO choices my God this thread just goes on & on & on & on blah blah blah blah blah

So Sick & Tired of the Word VEGAS

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
What do you call an Eternal Optimist? An accordion with a beeper!
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by j-walk:


This is so far off. Simply google "Vegas sportsbook revenue" instead of pulling random "billion" dollar amounts out of the air.  Sportsbooks took in 240 million last fiscal year, which represents less than 2% of revenue in casinos. Sportsbooks fiscally make no sense for casinos to exist.  The only reason they do exist is to get people into their doors.

And i back up my points, here's your article....

https://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/jul/25/nevada-casino-revenue-hits-112-billion-fiscal-year/


The smartest man in this thread.

First thing you want to do is learn how sports betting works, vegas moves the line to get money on the other team when they have to much money on one team and could lose their shirts.

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